Argentina: A large part of the projected hectares of sunflower are in good and normal condition

Published 2022년 12월 23일

Tridge summary

The article provides an update on the progress of the oilseed crop, with 82% of the projected 2 MHa for the 2022/23 campaign already emerged and in various conditions. Due to heterogeneous rainfall, the productive potential is limited in the northern agricultural areas, while the south remains close to average. The condition of the crop is mostly good to normal, with some areas showing reduced potential yields due to water loss from lack of rainfall. The first harvests in the north reveal productivities similar to expectations, but yields may fall short of the regional average. In the south, sunflower crops are in good sanitary condition with adjusted water levels, while some western areas maintain good health compared to the previous cycle. However, the lack of rainfall is impacting potential yields in more advanced lots in the Central-North areas of Santa Fe and the Central-East areas of Entre Ríos.

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A large part of the 2 MHa projected for the 2022/23 campaign of the oilseed are already emerged, consolidating its growth and development. Despite this, the situation between the different regions of the country is contrasting as a result of the heterogeneous rainfall recorded throughout the spring. To the north of the agricultural area, the lack of rainfall limits yield potential. On the other hand, towards the south, the productive potential remains close to the averages of the last campaigns. Regarding the condition of the crop at the national level, 82% of the farms register a condition between Good and Normal. One week after completing the incorporation of the last fields of the oilseed in the south of Buenos Aires, the first harvests in the north of the country are revealed. Registered productivities are still close to initial expectations, but as work progresses, yields will probably tend to be somewhat below the regional average. In the south of the agricultural area, the ...

Source: Rural Net